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Personal injury accidents statistics on public roads in Great Britain in the year ending June 2013.
Statistics for the first four quarters of the obligation year, 15 April 2012 to 14 April 2013 (year 5).
Statistics for the first quarter of the obligation year, 15 April 2013 to 14 April 2014 (Year 6).
Report covering complaints referred for Independent Complaints Assessor review between 1 April 2011 and 31 March 2013.
Review of the different methods for valuing travel time saving amounts for business travellers.
Scoping study making the case for a potential national study to update values of travel time savings and reliability.
Advice on the statistical confidence and uncertainty from the non-work values of travel time plus the benefits of re-sampling and re-estimating these values.
A comparison of evidence from studies using the government's transport appraisal guidance's estimated non-work travel time saving values since 1994.
A peer review of updates to the values of travel time savings using a wide range of data and evidence.
Review of the methods for transport modelling and the economy impact measures at sub-national, regional and local level.
Data about the public attitudes towards buses, produced by Department for Transport.
Summarises users and non-users attitudes towards buses in Great Britain, based on a module of questions on the ONS omnibus survey in March 2013
The Planet Framework model v43 is a tool used by HS2 to help forecast the demands and benefits of the new high speed rail network.
An analysis of the likely value for money of High Speed Two, with economic appraisals for Phase One of the project and the full network.
An overview of the Planet Framework Model, which was used to forecast the demand and benefits of the High Speed Two (HS2) rail network.
Details of how the benefit-cost ratio (BCR) distributions in the 'Economic case for HS2' were calculated.
This document explains how High Speed Two Limited (HS2 Ltd) arrived at the estimated cost for the HS2 rail network.
Responses to the discussion papers which set out the commissions’ current understanding of aviation issues.
An overview of key statistics on the rail industry in Great Britain.
Report detailing the audit of the Planet Framework Model (PFM) modelling framework by SKM Colin Buchanan, Jacobs and Leigh Fisher.
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